Hello Goodbye - The Beatles - Early Take. скачать видео бесплатно

Biscuit0100

Wow! Just listen to those drums!

Harald Saevik

Ringo, maybe the best drummer compared to his time.. Listen to this man ! Its not all about technique.. 

Finn McCool

My God, they were good.

Dupree Diamonds

I love this version not only because its a historical piece of Beatles History being a early take But I love how it was al instrumental. Please Someone pass it along or make it in your own. (I don't know how to cut lyrics out) Lets make a Beatles all instrumental album. ..... I could play this on repeat allday

johnnydontdoit

Ringo's drums sound incredible.

dannuserectus

Takes 1 through 14 were done on 10-2-67, concenting on the basic rhythm track of piano,drums,organ abd other percussion items, this being one of those tracks.this info from the Beatles recording sessions book.

Riki Newton

To Edhallick, Love the Kurt Cobain story of him getting the 'How Low's idea in 'Teen Spirit' - From the end part of 'Hello Goodbye' - in the 'Hey La, Heyla, hellowah' (Aloha).. I have no doubt that your story is totally correct.. Thanx very much for sharing that.. You know, it struck me the other day that - Of all the musicians that transcended their role as a rock star, to global icon - there is only one guy who is right up there with John Lennon, with regard to being a massive influence on generations via their music & being loved world wide by millions..And that is Kurt Cobain.. Those two guys were icons on an unprecedented scale.. May they Rest In Peace.. PEACE !! (Give It A Chance).. Rxx

Michael Cramer

note john lennon did not like this song at all...he called it "brainless" he lost the fight to paul and so this was the a side and not "walrus".....mrc

Michael Cramer

THIS MIGHT BE AN EARLY TAKE BUT IS THE TAKE THEY USED ON THE RECORD ...THIS IS NOT A OUT TAKE.. THE SIDE THAT YOU COULD NOT HEAR WAS THE VOCAL AND GUITAR SIDE OF THE TRACKING. ALL YOU ARE HEARING IS A BREAKDOWN OF THE ACTUAL RECORDING....mrc

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Allie Harding

It's so neat that John is breaking it all down on the piano, scales and all leading to the bridge and back again so that everything else will have a frame work to follow. I can just see him fussing at Ringo about changing reels in the middle of a take or that everyone else shouldn't ring off until George has his take.

Don Land

"Hello hello take one". Pretty awesome how they took a song from a basic backing track to a thing of incredible art.

Bwana2020

O Wow ... surely, idiots abound here! Thanks for some helpful comments about the music here...Not!

Sara Allison

where did you steal that bit from?

PRR5406

Without Ringo, no Beatles. Ringo understood his instrument and knew what he could make it do. Regarding piano, this clearly demonstrates why McCartney's music and contributions standout. The chords don't follow expectantly. There are lovely little divergences that repeatedly call your interest back into the musical thread.

aldus johansen

@LBrilliante ... at least 3:26 through to the end may be the finished take.. but even if this isn't the finished take it is probably one of only 7 finished attempts that the Beatles would have made of this song. I really hope they release surround remixes of this song as the drums and cymbals that Ringo plays here are so beautiful in true high resolution.

aldus johansen

@1967mustanggta Not only is this the Beatles it is precisely the released take's basic track. I've been listening to this song since I was 2 years old and I recognize the precise organ parts that, while only saudible in the finished take, are almost unconsciously recognizable. This is indeed the basic track and if the 5.1 remixes do become available you'll be able to hear for yourself! Listen closely to the finished one up against this and you'll not hear one deviation!

4dscorp

"Hello, Hello." Take 1. - Hello, HELLO?

Buck Hamilton

@enolaniaga neither would any drummer

1967mustanggta

This isn't the Beatles - Ha Ha - so funny. Of course it is. They are simply dialing in on the parts of what will be the song we all know. It's so cool to hear it in the idea stage.

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